This was the only way I knew how to display the step at which the build-setup process failed. I've personally experienced failures at multiple of the build steps, and before I got used to Chipyard, it was hard to figure out which step was the culprit. With this, users should have a bit more info to troubleshoot their issues. For some of the build steps that required multiple lines, I figured it made more sense to put them into a sub-script, rather than putting a && at the end of each line. But for the firesim one for example, since it was two .sh calls, I just put a && after the first one, inside of the try block, to make sure both lines run.
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Bash
11 lines
246 B
Bash
#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# This script is intended to be used as a sub-step of build-setup.sh.
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set -e
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pushd $CYDIR/sims/verilator
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make launch-sbt SBT_COMMAND=";project chipyard; compile"
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make launch-sbt SBT_COMMAND=";project tapeout; compile"
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popd
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